However, my late father viewed Florida swamp land as safe and would have been terrified to buy a share of GE or AT&T. 

If mice become an issue (so far only in one house) we will set traps and seal possible openings.I once had a tenant who moved from New Jersey who, I learned (AFTER the lease signing of course) had very bad OCD and was terrified to the grasshoppers outside. 

@Nicholas Moffett, you are the type of tenant I am terrified of.

Since we are nearly terrified of debt, the real estate investing is very scary to us.

People seem to be terrified of calling someone on the phone these days, it's all texts and emails.

But we do check the basement one often because we are terrified of her doing something to the hot water heater, furnace, etc.

I'm very impressed - you have motivated me to just go out there and do it...I'm still terrified but motivated by your results.

It's terrifying going against the grain and going against what I've been taught and told my entire life.

Conversely, that ex Seal may be terrified of public speaking, but the timid soul may feel at home on a stage.

. - found it on the MLS and just ran the numbers- it's in my hometown so I just know the area so well I bought it unseen other than the realtor I used to walk through it, which was terrifying.- Buying it and closing at a distance was a non issue once I explained my status to my realtorWhat markets outside of Atlanta are you familiar with?